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RESTful Web Services, Java, Spring Boot, Spring MVC and JPA is a training course for beginner Java programmers to help them get their first RESTful web service application with Java language, Spring Boot framework, Spring MVC and library Create Spring Data JPA. Students in this course cover important topics such as how to implement user registration or login, confirm email, password recovery, call user profile API, call user list API and sort them, update or delete user profile, secure web endpoints Learn with Spring Security, and use Amazon's simple email service to send and request confirmation of a user's email address.
RESTful Web Services, Java, Spring Boot, Spring MVC and JPA also explain how to use Postman HTTP software to send HTTP POST, GET, DELETE and PUT requests, and teach you how to set up the required HTTP headers. Be. At the end of the course, the instructor will introduce you to how to validate and respond to web services using JSON or XML, and show you how to store data in a database by JPA.
Build a RESTful web service with Spring MVC and Spring Boot framework
Implement user registration and login capabilities
RESTful web service protection with Spring Security framework
Training to perform encrypted authentication
Implement email retrieval and verification feature
Using Spring Data JPA query methods
Download and install MySQL and MySQL Workbench servers
Run Apache Tomcat and put RESTful web service on it
Build and run REST API with Maven
Start Amazon EC2 server
Use JUnit 5 to test code
English language
Duration: 23 hours and 5 minutes
Number of courses: 270
Instructor: Sergey Kargopolov
File format: mp4
Basic knowledge of Java
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English subtitle
Quality: 720p
Changes:
The 2020/9 version has increased by 37 lessons and about 3 hours compared to 2018/12.
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